Free game review

Free chess game review

Free chess game review for your Chess.com and Lichess games. Stockfish scores accuracy, flags blunders and brilliant moves and shows the best line you missed.

Free, no account needed. We read your last 5 public games and analyze them in your browser.

WhitevsBlack
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Analyze the game to see move quality.
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Engine: Stockfish (GPLv3)

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Enter your Chess.com or Lichess username above to review your last games — accuracy, blunders, brilliant moves and key moments.

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How it works

Three steps to a full report

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Enter your username

Type your Chess.com or Lichess handle. We pull your last 5 public games, no login required.

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Stockfish reviews every move

The engine runs in your browser and classifies each move: best, inaccuracy, mistake, blunder, great and brilliant.

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See accuracy and key moments

Get per-side accuracy, an evaluation graph, the turning points of the game and the best line you missed.

Unlimited, with no membership

No daily review limit, no paywall, no sign-up to get started. Review as many games as you like, from both Chess.com and Lichess.

Free and unlimited
No account required
Chess.com and Lichess
Runs in your browser

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the chess game review really free?

Yes. Analyzing your last 5 games is free, with no account and no credit card. The engine runs in your browser, so there is no per-analysis cost.

Which sites does it work with?

Chess.com and Lichess. Enter your public username on either platform and we fetch your most recent games automatically.

How is the accuracy calculated?

Each move is scored from how much winning chance it gave up, using the same win-percentage model as Lichess and Chess.com. The per-game number is a blend of a volatility-weighted mean and a harmonic mean, so a single blunder weighs realistically instead of being diluted by easy moves.

What makes a move brilliant?

A brilliant move is a sound sacrifice: you give up real material, the move is the engine's best or near-best, and your position stays winning or equal. It does not need to be the only move that holds.

How is this different from the Chess.com Game Review?

It is a free Chess.com game analysis that is also unlimited, needs no membership and no sign-up, and works for both Chess.com and Lichess games in one place.

How do I analyze my chess games for free?

Enter your Chess.com or Lichess username, pick a recent game and Stockfish reviews every move in your browser. There is no limit, no cost and no account needed to analyze your games.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored unless you create an account to save your history.

More free chess tools

Explore a single position on the online chess analysis board, let the next chess move calculator find the best move from a FEN or a screenshot, build your openings with the free opening repertoire builder, read what every label in your report means in the move classifications guide, sharpen your tactics with free chess puzzles, check a rating with the chess Elo calculator, or head back to the chessdesk workspace.

Keep every game in one workspace

Create a free account to link Chess.com or Lichess, analyze your whole history and track your accuracy and recurring mistakes over time.

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